Frostburg State suffered a tough 14-13 loss to Albright in the ECAC Men's Lacrosse Mid-Atlantic Championship game, Sunday afternoon at Bobcat Stadium. 

The Lions (13-6) trailed by four goals midway through the second quarter but rallied to tie the game at 10-10 early in the third. Frostburg (14-6) later tied the game at 11 apiece and juniors Greg Bourne and Spencer Barnett scored back-to-back goals to open the fourth as the hosts assumed a 13-12 lead.
 
Albright had the final say as Phil Potter (6:51) and Andrew Potter (2:49) scored the game's final two goals to complete the comeback. Phil Potter finished with six goals for the Lions and was named the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship Most Outstanding Player.
 
Junior Devin Colegrove led the Bobcats in scoring with one goal and four assists. He handed out two assists during a 4-0 FSU run in the second quarter as it built an 8-5 lead with 8:33 to play. Colegrove found the net at 7:20 and junior Chris Rios scored at 6:45 as the Bobcats built their lead to 10-6 midway through the second.
 
Bourne finished with two goals and two assists, while senior Ryan Serio scored two goals and added an assist. Senior Billy Lark won 12-of-21 faceoffs and scooped up nine ground balls and senior Tyler Haines stopped 13 shots in net.
 
The Lions, who captured their second-straight ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship, outshot Frostburg 44-29 and held a 45-37 edge in ground balls. Derek Stump finished with two goals and two assists, while Darian Meador picked up nine ground balls.